An Android wallet would mean a great boost for us; the bounty is still there and completely negotiable on our end. Should you find anyone interested in creating a wallet, please let us know. We currently have our hands full with interviews and job applications for the D2D team, street promotion which will continue tomorrow, and talks with local entities regarding promotion and possible adoption of Muniti for sales.

For now they simply inquired about promoting Muniti through their specialised online gaming network, which is already a huge step in itself. Paying them bounties in Muniti would work well both as an incentive and would also work to distribute the coin further.

Hi YBC, and welcome to BitcoinTalk. It's great to hear from someone who has experienced first-hand what Malta has to offer, especially if it was on a long-term basis. We always value feedback from such sources!

There are some posters up near St. George's Bay, which as you might know is a few steps away from Paceville. We will put up some posters in Paceville itself later on, and I agree that they will be very effective if placed there. If you might have noticed, we have been in talks with AACasino, and one of the topics which cropped up was a sort of "sponsorship" whereby companies would include our logos in their promotion. There's nothing solid on that aspect as of yet, but we're working towards that objective.

The University building is also a great spot for promotion as well. We were planning on launching a full-blown campaign there as from next October, since during the month of May, most students would be busy studying for their finals and promotion there would lose much of its efficacy as a result. The webinar idea is innovative and sounds great, we will definitely take that into consideration.

There are some kind-hearted people who offer free guides for tips, but they're few and we do not know how we can reach them. Part of the functions of the D2D team will be to explain to interested persons what Muniti is all about, but they sadly won't be offering free tours to tourists, partly because of time constraints and partly because it's not part of their job description.

We are funding this whole project from our own pockets and from the proceedings of our mining rigs which have been mining Muniti from the very start. The secret is to follow the most efficient route possible, not the cheapest one - we're building one block at a time and that is saving us a huge amount of time and money. We're not asking for donations because we prefer having people promoting Muniti out of their own pure will and perhaps donating something for the furtherance of such promotion, rather than centralizing all promotion and have it stem from our team only. That's why we constantly encourage you to spread the word and let others know about us.

CoinOpend has been removed from the OP and from the website as it has been confirmed as a scam.

To a certain degree that is true, but in your argument there is one glaring omission: adoption and integration/implementation. With BTC's current progress, it will take at least a decade before it becomes truly mainstream and usable in daily life. The main reason behind such a handicap is distribution; very few people are ready to take the big gamble and burden themselves with all the costs for turning their store into a fully-fledged BTC-friendly shop, and that is because they do not know what Bitcoin truly is, let alone its benefits and uses. Through Muniti's D2D spreading of a percentage of the coins available, we can assure that people here in Malta do learn about cryptocurrencies with a "sample" of the same cryptocurrency in their hands, absolutely for free. They will be able to learn about cryptocurrencies in a niche environment i.e. focusing on Muniti only, without the confusion of having to deal with an onslaught of news, updates, threats and promises when it comes to Bitcoin. True - as you correctly said, a whole influx of cryptocurrencies negates the benefit of one system replacing all the other systems; but after all, is it set in stone that Bitcoin will become the one major cryptocurrency that everyone will use?

On that point you are correct, however I was referring to your original reply wherein you stated that one might as well exchange fiat currency for BTC rather than Muniti.

Over the past week, we have been in talks with AA Casino, a Maltese company which specialises in online gaming and management of physical/virtual casinos. They were the ones to approach us first, safely affirming the fact that local promotion is strengthening and growing rapidly. They are very much interested in our project and would like to promote it through their extensive network, both on a national and international plane.

If you take the time to read the recent Muniti news and the OP, you will realise that you can now buy Muniti directly with Euro; no need to buy BTC first anymore.


Can anyone else please confirm this? If this is the case, we will remove CoinOpend immediately from the website and from the OP.

World-renowned footballer, Javier Zanetti, has been appointed as a brand ambassador for Malta:

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20140429/local/javier-zanetti-appointed-brand-ambassador-for-the-maltese-islands.516927

Indeed, that would be a fantastic idea. As far as we know, we're one of the very few cryptocurrencies who are reaching out to people in the real world and letting them know about this novel concept. Contrary to 99% of the other coins out there, we are bridging the huge gap between what's virtual and what's real.

We're also pleased to say that a prominent local magazine has featured us on their website:

http://www.thirdeyemalta.com/#!Muniti-Maltas-own-Bitcoin/cmbz/D69EC27A-444B-4169-863B-5CE2072F8E9E

The word's picking up nicely!

Another week, another step towards the initial distribution of Muniti. This week, we have prepared something really interesting for those who are currently in Malta at the moment. Today we were busy putting up 10 posters in various spots around the island, which are the same as the promotional posters we have recently put up except that they are not as visible and they have a particular sign on them; or rather, a signature. Our marketing guru, Richard Spiteri, signed these 10 posters for a specific purpose. If anyone manages to find these 10 posters, take a picture of them (together with their location) and send them to muniticoin@gmail.com, they will win a brand new Samsung Galaxy S4 with 2 years' worth of local warranty. Of course the prize is reserved for whoever sends them first. Second place will get 3000 MUN, while third place will get a Muniti USB and a Mionix gaming mouse.

Who said that Mondays should all be blue?

Thank you daofu002 - once we verify the group, we will contact you regarding the bounty.


As promised, there's a nice update regarding local promotion coming up later on today. We are just ensuring that everything is in place before announcing it.

Is there someone Chinese-speaking who can open a QQ group and be willing to manage it and promote it? We will offer a substantial bounty for this.

We have passed the 500-follower mark on Twitter, a milestone which we feel is important as it shows that Muniti is constantly growing. Thanks to all those who have supported Muniti so far - keep on spreading the word, and keep on voting on Poloniex:

http://poloniex.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new

We're pleased to announce yet another exchange which has added Muniti. CoinOpend:


https://www.coinopend.com/trading/MUN_BTC

Not a problem, we're here to help!

You're right, OP has been updated. Thanks linked67

Hello iqacid. Nothing changed, however what I suggest is this:

1. Backup your wallet.dat to another location
2. Type %appdata% in your Windows Search, and click on the appdata folder
3. Delete your Muniti folder in your appdata, not the one where you have the qt-file (the executable wallet)
4. Run the wallet again (Qt)
5. Allow the wallet to fully sync with the network
6. Once it is synced, exit the wallet
7. Go to your wallet.dat backup, copy it, and replace it with the new wallet.dat which you have in the appdata folder
8. Run the wallet (Qt) again and you should see everything back to normal.

Here's the great news we promised you - you can now buy Muniti directly with Euro without the need to buy BTC first. This is another crucial step towards ensuring that Muniti becomes used as the first touristic cryptocurrency in the world, for the lovely island of Malta.

Here's the link for the exchange:

http://cryptokopen.eu/buy-MunitiCoin

Let everyone know!